“They say Ulfric Stormcloak murdered the high king with his voice! Shouted him to pieces!”

There doesn't have to be one. A game doesn't need to focus on combat. Since next game will be in Hammerfell we'll probably have a sailing system, ships with crews, etc and they sure as hell are bringing settlement building back.

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Why is the voice not allowed in a duel? It's a good skill and it's not even poison or drugs, it's no different than if a man spent years getting better at axe throwing than split his opponents head in with an axe.

Sword Singing

Hammerfall is known for its swordsman and the fact that dwemer lived there before. Probably some sort of addition to the current combat system, special sword techniques you can learn from locals. Mabye some unique artifacts from the dwemer.

More likely though, unless they bring dragons back they will probably just have some kind of special magic only you can learn.

My hopes for TES6 that will never become true and I'm an idiot for even thinking about it.
>return of acrobatics, spell crafting, flight/levitation and being able to cast while wielding weapons
>fully open cities and houses with no load screen transitions
>animations that actually make people look like they're getting hit by something when attacked
>main quest where you don't become the chosen one 3 hours into the game, factions where you don't become the supreme leader in 5 short quests
>landscapes without disgusting texture seams everywhere you look
>more than 6 voice actors

it's actually extremely useful. at full blast it knocks most enemies over which gives you like 10 seconds to reposition or switch weapon/spell whatever.

You can disintegrate enemies with it if you get a certain ability from Hermaeus Mora. But yes, it's clearly an exaggeration. It would have been nice for the highest level of the shout to get a Bloody Mess-style effect but Elder Scrolls doesn't lean in on the gore as hard as Fallout.

Bro we are not even going to get functioning ladders, let alone all of that great stuff

The high king was a little twink, his body was probably weak as shit.

>>return of acrobatics, spell crafting, flight/levitation and being able to cast while wielding weapons
Apart from spellcrafting I don't see the appeal to the other two. Acrobatics didn't do anything, it was just a bar you had to fill up arbitrarily by jumping everywhere. Levitation is considered the most important feature in Morrowind by Zig Forumstards but IRL no one ever used it it's a very niche gimicky toy no one used.
>>more than 6 voice actors
Oblivion had 13 VAs, Skyrim had 76. They are doing a good job improving with each game. Fallout 4 had something like 200+. In fallout 4 they wised up and used less celebrity voice actors which probably freed the budget to hire more overall.

>acrobatics
>flight/levitation
Over the years I've very slowly begun to hate this shit, and I wish it was restricted to very short duration, very limited potions with cooldowns for Morrowind. Not trying to shit on you for liking it, if that's your thing, then alright. My reasoning isn't that I like linearity or anything, I fucking hate linearity. It's that it feels like a very "lazy" form of magic, or very power-creepy one.

How are you meant to beat a shielded, floating wizard? Competent versions of shield and levitate are available at less than adept level. Furthermore, what happens to dungeon design? Sure you have the gimmick of being able to hide things, but now dungeons have to be designed with the expectation that the player is going to literally fly into the ceiling and shit, and AI becomes trivial because if they're not ranged/mages, they can't touch you, and if they are, you're likely at the point that you negate all their shit anyways.

I'd honestly really prefer if we got a sort of climbing system like BotW instead, with a drain on stamina. That way you can still get in cool, hidden spots, but it's more restricted and less over the top. Then again, I've just grown to dislike high fantasy over the years and greatly prefer low+dark fantasy, so maybe the series just isn't for me anymore.

>Skyrim = Scandinavia
>Empire = USA
>Thalmor = Israel

except the USA never fought for its' freedom from the Thalmor and the EU still has not tried to secede

Okay..

>Ulfric the milk drinker was getting his ass handed to him by a child
>Had to unleash a bitch scream to win
>Abusing the voice will always fuck over a Nord, dooming his cause from the start
ulfric is too stupid to breathe

>was getting his ass handed to him by a child
No, he wasn't and that was kind of the problem.
He used the super-special power capable of annihilating a powerful foe against some little faggot who couldn't have defeated him even if Ulfric just stood there and let him stab him.
He claims that it was symbolic or whatever but it makes him look like a pussy.

Do you guys think they're going to bring back the Thu'um for Elder Scrolls 6?

then thats an even dumber reason. abusing the voice will fuck you over in the end; ulfric did it for no good reason and utterly fucked his own goals from the get-go

Yes, that's what I'm saying, it wasn't a desperation move, he opened and ended the fight with that because his dumbass thought that it would prove how weak the current ruler of Skyrim was.

I hope not, dragonborn 2: electric boogaloo would be shit.

That was a rumor from some fucking idiots, he shouted at him and THEN stabbed him.

Even Ulfric himself admits he doesn’t understand how the story became so overblown, all he did was cast unrelenting force and then stabbed him in the chest while he was still ragdolling

Why would he mind? Blowing him with a single shout sounds much better than tripping him up and stabbing him before he got up.

Is it possible to insult someone so hard that they die?

Yes.
Just say the N Word.

Fus Ro Da was literally the "I win" button in Skyrim, don't deny it.